Motoring Discussion > Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne
Thread Author: RichardW Replies: 4
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New Thu 14 Oct 10 12:21 
 Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne - RichardW
Now it's getting dark on the commute home, I saw a horrible sight coming towards me last night - a Range Rover on 'side lights' only. It looked just like it had white acne on the front! They seem to have put LEDs around the 2 two lights in the light unit, only they haven't really got enough so it just looks like a random splurge of LEDs. Nasty! Saw a couple more this morning - they don't look so bad with the dip beams on....
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New Thu 14 Oct 10 23:11 
 Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne - BobbyG
Thats strange, saw this on the Range Rover advert on TV but haven't yet seen one on the road with them.
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New Thu 14 Oct 10 23:13 
 Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne - BobbyG
I keep meaning to check what the rules are on LED driving lights but I have patented the use of initials for them anyway just in case.....

I think my SEAT Altea would look super cool with "B" in one headlamp and "G" in the other in bright LEDS!!! :-)
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New Thu 14 Oct 10 23:37 
 Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne - swiss tony
>> I keep meaning to check what the rules are on LED driving lights but I
>> have patented the use of initials for them anyway just in case.....
>>
>> I think my SEAT Altea would look super cool with "B" in one headlamp and
>> "G" in the other in bright LEDS!!! :-)
>>

Audi's could come with CO on one headlamp, and CK on the other...... :-)
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New Fri 15 Oct 10 15:02 
 Land Rover Range Rover L322 - Side light acne - idle_chatterer
I think that the latest LR Discovey looks a little like it has Harry Potter specs on when its LED DRLs are illuminated, a personal observation of course. Whilst I quite like DRLs and see their usefulness, over stylised implementations just look tacky to me.
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